At the time we shot the cover for Plus Signs, my hair was pretty long. When I saw the first proofs I realized that it was time for a haircut and to trim the moustache. We re-shot the cover and the shorter hair is what you see on the cover.
London, 1970. The Guess Who making our way across the pond for RCA in order to do a series of photoshoots.
Join us in congratulating Burton Cummings on his nomination and inclusion on the ballot for the 2026 @songwritershof, alongside @randybachman . The SHOF announced its slate of nominees for the 2026 Induction & Awards Gala in New York City, where
As we get closer to our November 13th show at the Burton Cummings Theatre in Winnipeg, I came across a photo taken back in ‘81 the premier of the movie Melanie. The premier was held at the Odeon Theatre in Winnipeg. I couldn’t have guesse
The El Mocambo show is officially sold out. This venue has a special place in Canadian music history, and we are honoured to be part of it once again.
Back in the 60’s we were doing weekly television for two seasons…spent a lot of our lives in the CBC building on Portage Avenue for two years…every Thursday at 5:30 we were on television right across Canada for half an hour. Larry
On the set of my 1977 CBC television special with Ian Gardiner on bass and the legendary Jim Gordon on drums. They were a part of my touring band for many years.
Going way, way back for this one. I’m wearing a Deverons t-shirt from my first band. Still years before The Guess Who would approach me to ask me to join them.
On November 8, 2025, the band and I will be performing at the legendary El Mocambo in Toronto. Tickets are on sale today at elmocambo.com.
We’re coming home to Winnipeg on November 13, 2025! For a special night at the Burton Cummings Theatre. Tickets will be available through Ticketmaster.ca for pre-sale tomorrow and public onsale Friday October 3rd. Hope to see you there.
When it comes to the road crew and stagehands I can’t say enough good things. They were there hours and hours before us (the band) building the stage, getting it “ready” for the audience, and they’ll be there hours after we fi
My very first car bought with my “Guess Who” money, a chocolate brown 1969 Jaguar XK-E 2+2 with cinnamon interior. Not too many of those driving around Winnipeg back then. I only kept it for a couple of years before trading it in for some